In the black seas of Sollonia, the deadliest monsters aren’t always under the water. A low-caste hunter named Koral risks everything by entering an elite, life-or-death chariot race to save her dying sister. Fans of The Hunger Games will appreciate this high-stakes tale of class warfare, sacrifice, and the fierce determination of a girl who refuses to remain powerless.
The scariest monsters aren’t the ones in the woods—they’re the ones people refuse to see. A teen’s brutal attack becomes a powerful metaphor for trauma and the struggle to be believed. Combining queer identity with a fresh, atmospheric take on the werewolf myth, this “chilling with a conscience” read is perfect for anyone looking for horror that bites back.
Lights, camera, slaughter. A group of teen filmmakers travels to a remote Romanian castle to shoot a Dracula remake, only to find themselves in a real-life slasher film. While the high-octane action and atmospheric setting keep the pages turning, the shocking final twist will leave readers either reeling or debating its merit.
Magic is the memory of a fallen kingdom. Lan and Zen must navigate a colonized land to reclaim the ancient Hin magic. Inspired by Chinese folklore and the philosophy of Yin and Yang, this breathtaking adventure explores the cost of resistance and the power of heritage.
Honesty is a trap, but lies can be a cage. The novel follows a morally grey prophet who weaves a web of deceit to survive the royal court. When a fake prophecy awakens a very real curse, Violet must choose between her own ambition and a dangerous attraction to a prince who hates her. A sharp, nostalgic, and wickedly clever reimagining of classic fairy tale themes.